Julia Roberts crashes George Clooney’s TV interview from Australia

A-listers George Clooney and Julia Roberts are working together in Australia – and it seems they just can’t get enough of each other.

Real friends let you crash their TV interviews.

Julia Roberts rolled right into George Clooney’s virtual call for an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live over the weekend, as the two Hollywood A-listers film a movie together here in Australia, Page Six reports.

Wearing dark sunglasses the actress, 54, slowly rolled into view during Clooney and the star of his film The Tender Bar Daniel Ranieri’s chat with Kimmel.

Surprise! Julia Roberts crashes George Clooney's interview.

Roberts did absolutely nothing while sitting next to Clooney, 60, who pretended she wasn’t even there.

“Oh my goodness. Wow! Holy moly,” the late night host let out upon seeing Roberts slide into view.

“George, I don’t know if you’re aware of this but the woman sitting next to you. There’s a woman sitting next to you. Right there,” Kimmel tried to point out as Clooney looked around dumbfounded.

The pair have been friends – and frequent collaborators – for years. Picture: Getty

“Maybe I hallucinated that. Wow. It sure looked like Julia Roberts though,” Kimmel added. Clooney shrugged as if she hadn’t been sitting right next to him a moment ago.

The interview with Clooney and Ranieri, who is only 10 years old, went on without further appearances from the Pretty Woman star.

It’s no secret that Clooney and Roberts have worked on several films together, most notably 2001’s Ocean’s Eleven and the two follow-up films, Ocean’s Twelve and Ocean’s Thirteen.

The longtime friends are currently filming their next film together in Australia, a rom-com called Ticket to Paradise. The film is scheduled to be released in 2022, as reported by The Wrap.

Ticket to Paradise will be the pair’s first project together since 2016’s “Money Monster.”

This story originally appeared on Page Six and is republished here with permission.

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